Questions and Answers

What Is The Difference Between Soft And Hard Lenses? Modern contact lenses are all made from some type of plastics. Hard lenses are made from rigid materials, now generally called ‘gas-permeable, and are hard to the touch. Soft lenses are manufactured from...

Orthokeratology

also known as Ortho-K, OVC (Overnight Vision Correction) and CRT (Corneal Refractive Therapy). Corneal Topography Plot (shape map) Green/yellow = average curvature. Blue = flat. Red = steep. The original corneal shape is top left, mainly green. The final corneal shape...

Importance of Blinking Properly

Blinking is generally regarded as an involuntary action although its type and frequency varies considerably from one person to another. Poor habits are often acquired, particularly among contact lens wearers. Investigation has revealed that large numbers of people,...

Contact Lenses and Flying

Contact lens wearers should be especially careful when flying. Signs and Symptoms Dry eyes Discomfort Red eyes Infections Problems Are Caused By Low humidity Low level of oxygen Poor handling in strange surroundings Solutions Humidity and Dehydration Low humidity in...